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Title: Review of biological information and stock assessment tor the NSW sea mullet resource.
Author: Smith, K. A. ; Deguara, K.
Citation: ACCNO:12697
Publisher: NSW Fisheries Research Institute
Series: NSW Fisheries fishery resource assessment series, 12
Description: 60 p.
Subject: Mugil cephalus ; Mullet fisheries ; Stock assessment. ; Catch and effort. ; Catch statistics. ; Sex ratio ; Historical account ; Fishery management. ; Fecundity ; Age structure. ; Growth rate. ; Bycatch. ; Habitat.
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ISBN/ISSN: 1440-057X
Type: Serial
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